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The public schools with the highest share of Black students in South Carolina · page 6

Ranks 251–300 of the public schools with the highest share of Black students in South Carolina. Back to page 1.

MOST BLACK · SOUTH CAROLINA

#	School	City	District	Students	% Black
251	Irmo High	Columbia, SC	Lexington 05	1,272	57.5%(732)
252	McDonald Elementary	Georgetown, SC	Georgetown 01	389	57.3%(223)
253	Johnston Elementary	Johnston, SC	Edgefield 01	276	57.3%(158)
254	Wallace Gregg Elementary	Florence, SC	Florence 01	283	57.2%(162)
255	Pontiac Elementary	Elgin, SC	Richland 02	880	57.2%(503)
256	Chester Park Elementary School of Literacy and Technology	Chester, SC	Chester 01	300	57.0%(171)
257	North District Middle	Varnville, SC	Hampton	239	56.9%(136)
258	Eleanor S. Rice Elementary	Greenwood, SC	Greenwood 50	535	56.8%(304)
259	Saluda Trail Middle	Rock Hill, SC	York 03	751	56.6%(425)
260	High Hills Elementary	Shaw Air Force Base, SC	Sumter 01	435	56.5%(246)
261	Bamberg-Ehrhardt High	Bamberg, SC	Bamberg 03	383	56.4%(216)
262	Alice Drive Middle	Sumter, SC	Sumter 01	783	56.1%(439)
263	Meeting Street Brentwood	North Charleston, SC	Charleston 01	806	56.0%(451)
264	Chester Middle	Chester, SC	Chester 01	479	56.0%(268)
265	Harbison West Elementary	Columbia, SC	Lexington 05	510	55.9%(285)
266	Forest Lake Elementary	Columbia, SC	Richland 02	652	55.7%(363)
267	E.B. Ellington Elementary	Ravenel, SC	Charleston 01	366	55.5%(203)
268	Andrews High	Andrews, SC	Georgetown 01	471	55.2%(260)
269	Shaw Heights Elementary	Shaw Air Force Base, SC	Sumter 01	404	55.2%(223)
270	Long Middle	Cheraw, SC	Chesterfield 01	406	54.9%(223)
271	Westwood Elementary	Abbeville, SC	Abbeville 60	296	54.7%(162)
272	John C. Calhoun Elementary	Calhoun Falls, SC	Abbeville 60	119	54.6%(65)
273	Blythewood Middle	Blythewood, SC	Richland 02	872	54.6%(476)
274	Woodland Heights Elementary	Spartanburg, SC	Spartanburg 06	407	54.5%(222)
275	Oakland Primary	Sumter, SC	Sumter 01	520	54.4%(283)
276	Spring Valley High	Columbia, SC	Richland 02	2,230	54.2%(1,209)
277	E. B. Morse Elementary	Laurens, SC	Laurens 55	447	53.7%(240)
278	Dent Middle	Columbia, SC	Richland 02	1,059	53.5%(566)
279	Lamar-Spaulding Elementary	Lamar, SC	Darlington 01	496	53.4%(265)
280	Chester Senior High	Chester, SC	Chester 01	699	53.4%(373)
281	L. W. Conder Elementary	Columbia, SC	Richland 02	489	53.0%(259)
282	Blythewood High	Blythewood, SC	Richland 02	2,164	52.9%(1,144)
283	Millwood Elementary	Sumter, SC	Sumter 01	602	52.8%(318)
284	Lake Carolina Elementary Upper Campus	Blythewood, SC	Richland 02	523	52.6%(275)
285	Pocalla Springs Elementary	Sumter, SC	Sumter 01	609	52.5%(320)
286	Theodore Lester Elementary	Florence, SC	Florence 01	362	52.5%(190)
287	Carver Edisto Middle	Cope, SC	Orangeburg	439	52.4%(230)
288	Hillcrest Middle	Dalzell, SC	Sumter 01	365	52.3%(191)
289	Dover Elementary	North, SC	Orangeburg	237	52.3%(124)
290	Ben Hazel Primary	Hampton, SC	Hampton	222	52.3%(116)
291	Cheraw High	Cheraw, SC	Chesterfield 01	603	52.2%(315)
292	Edisto High	Cordova, SC	Orangeburg	614	52.1%(320)
293	Brewer Middle	Greenwood, SC	Greenwood 50	600	52.0%(312)
294	Colleton County Middle	Walterboro, SC	Colleton 01	931	52.0%(484)
295	Polo Road Elementary	Columbia, SC	Richland 02	665	51.9%(345)
296	Child Development Center at Woods Road	Florence, SC	Florence 01	189	51.9%(98)
297	St. John's Elementary	Darlington, SC	Darlington 01	596	51.7%(308)
298	Edisto Primary	Cordova, SC	Orangeburg	635	51.6%(328)
299	Foster Park Elementary	Union, SC	Union 01	430	51.6%(222)
300	Hand Middle	Columbia, SC	Richland 01	755	51.4%(388)

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